It's the penultimate game of Whitby Town's season this afternoon and they know that a draw at Atherton will confirm their status in the Northern Premier League for another year
Nathan Haslam's side have been on a difficult run of form, with only one win in the last six games and sit just two points above this afternoon's opponents.
Haslam told Whitby Town TV that, despite his side only needing a point, he hopes they can pick up all three points.
The Blues are currently six points clear of the NPL relegation places and their last win came over a month ago at home to Matlock Town.
Haslam told Whitby Town TV that he has full confidence in his side and hopes that his side can finish the season with two positive results and push themselves towards the middle of the table.
Kick-off is at 3pm.


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